They told him he could become anything, so he became Star Guardian Soraka
Let ocelote guide you.
Ever wondered what a level 18, full tank build Soraka would look like in real life? The answer lies inG2 Esports ocelote’sStar GuardianSoraka cosplay.
The organization’s CEO recently collaborated with Riot Games to promote the new batch of Star Guardian skins fromLeague of Legends.
SinceG2 is all about the memes, the retired Spanish pro player advertised their League of Legends partnership in the most entertaining and funniest way possible.
G2 ocelote shines bright in rare Star Guardian Soraka cosplay
He cosplayed one of themost popular Star Guardians, Soraka, complete with a long green wig, a golden horn, and a pair of fluffy wings. The character’s tube top greatly highlighted his biceps, which made him look like the kind of Soraka that goes 11/0/8 in Summoner’s Rift… or more likely, ARAM.
TheG2 Esportsfounder wore the costume to promote their Star Guardian collab with Riot Games.
“Just look at the lengths which I go to generate some cash,” he said while wearing the costume.
G2 staff, including brand manager Pilaf and social content producer Austin “Jujubez” Redfern, took a page out of ocelote’s book and attended Week 4 of theLEC Summer 2022group stage dressed in full Star Guardian Soraka cosplay costumes.
They also held placards of QR codes, encouraging the audience to buy the skins.
One Star Guardian skin sold = 1 money for Carlos.Get yours NOW!https://t.co/FuJUeWRBlKpic.twitter.com/ji3qu658Le
This skin line is inspired by themahou shoujo(magical girl) anime genre, with designs and themes influenced by shows likeCardcaptor Sakuraand Sailor Moon. The first group of Star Guardians debuted in 2015, comprising Lux, Lulu, Poppy, Jinx, and Soraka. The latest batch adds Ekko, Nilah, Sona, Akali, Quinn, Rell, and Taliyah.
Show your support for G2 Esports by purchasing any of the featured Star Guardian skins inG2 Esports’ Riot Games shop.
READ MORE:Full list of Star Guardian skins 2022: Release date, patch, and more
